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1 hr 30 minneeds a 4h call · fits 100% of calls here4.9★ · 49 reviewsTaxi ~10 min from the ship

Yokohama: Guided Cup Noodles Museum Tour & Make Your Own Cup

A 90-minute guided visit to the Cup Noodles Museum in Minato Mirai, including making your own cup of noodles, run by gotcha with an English-speaking guide.

US$61 each · US$122 for two · Taxi ~10 min from the ship

Most listings let you reserve now and pay later, and cancel free up to 24 hours before. Your ship's berth or time can change; a reservation costs nothing to hold.

Duration
1 hr 30 min
From pickup or the meeting point and back
Your call needs
4+ hours
Incl. getting ashore and the hour before all-aboard
Price
From US$61 per person
Free cancellation 24h ahead · as of 26 Sep 2026
Group
Small group · up to 8
Taxi ~10 min from the ship
Getting there from the ship

Not at the pier: about 10 minutes by taxi

Measured from Osanbashi Pier, where most ships here dock.

Taxi~10 min · 1.7 kmAbout ¥900–1,100 (US$5–8) one way on the meter.
Meeting pointCupnoodles Museum Yokohama, main entrance (guide holds a "gotcha" sign)The operator’s own meeting point, away from the pier.
Show your driverカップヌードルミュージアム 横浜 正面入口

Coming backAllow the same ~10 minutes back to the ship, and aim to be there an hour before all-aboard.

Fare from the official meter tariff in force since 2026-03-16, for the road distance; traffic, tolls and night surcharges are extra.

Why it is on this site
  • It is short and close to the downtown piers, so it fits around a walk of the harbour or Chinatown on the same day.
  • Museum admission is included, groups are capped at 8, and 49 reviews average 4.9.
  • It was open on 29 of the 33 Yokohama ship days we checked.
Best for

Couples or families with a short Yokohama call who want one light, hands-on hour and a half.

Think twice if

You meet the guide at the museum's main entrance, not at the ship; the guide holds a gotcha sign, and the listing asks you not to go to the front desk. The listing says all soups contain pork, so it does not suit vegetarians or vegans.

What the operator lists

The day, stop by stop

  1. Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama · 1 hr 30 minInstant ramen, now loved around the world, was born in Japan. The Cupnoodles Museum Yokohama commemorates the achievements of Momofuku Ando (1910-2007), founder of Nissin Foods, who invented instant ramen and revolutionized global food culture.
Included
  • tour guide
  • Museum admission fee

Guide languages: English. Cancellation: For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time. Run by gotcha.

Book it

Check dates and book

Booked through Viator (a Tripadvisor company). There is rarely a tour desk at the pier, so book before you sail.

Yokohama: Guided Cup Noodles Museum Tour & Make Your Own Cup4.9★ · 49 reviews · Small group · up to 8From US$61 per personCheck dates →

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Quick answers

Before you book

Is the Yokohama: Guided Cup Noodles Museum Tour & Make Your Own Cup worth it from the Yokohama cruise port?

A 90-minute guided visit to the Cup Noodles Museum in Minato Mirai, including making your own cup of noodles, run by gotcha with an English-speaking guide. Best for: Couples or families with a short Yokohama call who want one light, hands-on hour and a half.

How long a port call do I need for this tour?

About 4 hours. The tour runs 1 hr 30 min; add half an hour to get off the ship, about 10 minutes each way between the pier and the start and keep the hour before all-aboard free. Ninety minutes in the museum plus the walk from Osanbashi or Shinko Pier and the 90 minutes before all-aboard: a call of about four hours.

Can I cancel if my ship skips the port?

The operator's policy: For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What should I know before booking?

You meet the guide at the museum's main entrance, not at the ship; the guide holds a gotcha sign, and the listing asks you not to go to the front desk. The listing says all soups contain pork, so it does not suit vegetarians or vegans.